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“…otherwise well-informed and educated people have no idea of the relative costs and benefits” of recycling

Author Drew Kaplan Date 25 October 2015
Recycling has been relentlessly promoted as a goal in and of itself: an unalloyed...
Tagged Environment, Recycling |
Beer

“If beer is to be considered a text, for much of our recent history, we forgot the language”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 23 October 2015
Brewers in Ancient Civilization knew not only how to make beer, but they knew...
Tagged beer, Golden State of Brewing masters thesis |
Business

“As a business, recycling is on the wrong side of two long-term global economic trends”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 23 October 2015
As a business, recycling is on the wrong side of two long-term global economic...
Tagged Business, Environment, Recycling |
Politics in America, Television

“Donald Trump is the presidential candidate that reality TV made”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 22 October 2015
Donald Trump is the presidential candidate that reality TV made. An electorate trained in...
Tagged Donald Trump, Presidential Race, Presidential Race 2016, Reality TV, Television |
Halakhah, Modern Orthodoxy

“Modern Orthodox Jews often express ambivalence about these workarounds”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 22 October 2015
Modern Orthodox Jews often express ambivalence about these workarounds. On the one hand, the...
Tagged Halakhah, Modern Orthodox, Modern Orthodox Jews, Modern Orthodoxy |
Jewish Books

“Unfortunately, ArtScroll did not choose this to follow this honest, and common sense, approach”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 21 October 2015
I think everyone can understand that if people were simply allowed to emend or...
Tagged Artscroll, Editing, Emending, Nahmanides, Rabad, Ramban |
Israel

“Nobody knows how to stop the Temple Mount myth among Palestinians, but it isn’t too late for the West to send out a message of zero tolerance”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 21 October 2015
It is difficult to grasp the power that this spurious claim — that Al-Aqsa...
Tagged Israel, Jerusalem, Palestinians, Temple Mount |
Beer, Journalism

“As a culture that purportedly appreciates truth and honesty, the old world of quality journalism seems more important than ever”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 20 October 2015
We often hear that we’re living in a new age of journalism, that Millennials...
Tagged beer, journalism, Writing |
Uncategorized

“Much of the time, the internal consistency of professional judgment is a good thing…”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 20 October 2015
Much of the time, the internal consistency of professional judgment is a good thing-not...
Tagged Profession, Work |
Writing

“Creative nonfiction is not making something up but making the most of what you have”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 19 October 2015
Creative nonfiction is a term that is currently having its day. When I was...
Tagged Creative nonfiction, Nonfiction, Writing |
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